Coach Bill / Dad, Entrepreneur Special Educator, American Political Scientist, Writer, Musician.

“And Elisha prayed, and said, LORD, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see. And the LORD opened the eyes of the young man; and he saw: and, behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha.” 2 Kings 6:17 When God called Elijah up to heaven, Elisha, his apprentice an heir asked that if it be possible, that a double portion of Elijah’s spirit be given unto him. Elijah let him know that if the lord deemed it so that upon the Lord coming down to pick up Elijah, Elisha would be able to see the Lord’s fiery chariot descending to pick him up and take him away, death having never touched Elijah. It was so that Elisha was able to see such thing occur and this signified God granting Elisha’s wish of a double portion of spirit. Later on a certain man asked how a certain battle would play out on land seeing that the Lord’s armies were but few in the face of the enemies army. Calmly and with confidence, Elisha asked the Lord to open they ...

Have you heard of the crab cage analogy? It's good. Basically when a crab enters a sea-floor cage laid by fishermen it may find some bait and it may see that it can easily get out still safely, but other crabs soon come to the scene and the cage quickly gets filled with crabs. Each time a crab tries to 'break out' instinctively, the other crabs try to claw it down. No crabs get out. They keep each other in check. I am a Special Educator on a mission. I busted out of the crab cage and I am not going back.  True leaders need to go through all kinds of failure first as they come closer and closer to success by their perseverance. I think and feel that this requires love. Love for what you do and why you are doing it. Currently, I am in an 'all-out' campaign for the heart of  parents with kids with autism, ADHD, and mild executive function skill deficits in Puerto Rico. The steam engine is pushing, the coal is being heaved into the fire, and the train horn is being blas...